added table syntax for var, closes #19

.gitignore

@@ -1 +1,3 @@
-*.lua
+bin/*.lua
+moonbuild/*.lua
+moonbuild/*/*.lua

Alfons.moon

@@ -1,7 +1,13 @@
+require 'moonscript'
+moonbuild = require 'moonbuild'
+
 tasks:
-	build: =>
-		sh "moon bin/moonbuild.moon -jy"
 	release: =>
 		error "no version provided" unless @v
 		tasks.build!
 		sh "rockbuild -m -t #{@v} upload"
+
+	build: => moonbuild j: true
+	install: => moonbuild 'install', j: true
+	clean: => moonbuild 'clean'
+	mrproper: => moonbuild 'mrproper'

Build.moon

@@ -1,25 +1,37 @@
-public var 'MOONC', 'moonc'
-public var 'AMALG', 'amalg.lua'
-public var 'RM', 'rm', '-f', '--'
-public var 'LUA', 'lua5.3'
+public var MOONC: 'moonc'
+public var AMALG: 'amalg.lua'
+public var RM: 'rm', '-f', '--'
+public var LUA: 'lua5.3'
 
-var 'LIB_SRC', _.wildcard 'moonbuild/**.moon'
-var 'BIN_SRC', _.wildcard 'bin/*.moon'
+var LIB_SRC: _.wildcard 'moonbuild/**.moon'
+var BIN_SRC: _.wildcard 'bin/*.moon'
 
-var 'LIB_LUA', _.patsubst LIB_SRC, '%.moon', '%.lua'
-var 'BIN_LUA', _.patsubst BIN_SRC, '%.moon', '%.lua'
-var 'BIN', _.patsubst BIN_LUA, 'bin/%.lua', 'out/%'
+var LIB_LUA: _.patsubst LIB_SRC, '%.moon', '%.lua'
+var BIN_LUA: _.patsubst BIN_SRC, '%.moon', '%.lua'
+var BIN: _.patsubst BIN_LUA, 'bin/%.lua', 'out/%'
+var LIB: 'out/moonbuild.lua'
 
-var 'MODULES', _.foreach (_.patsubst LIB_LUA, '%.lua', '%'), => @gsub '/', '.'
+var MODULES: _.foreach (_.patsubst LIB_LUA, '%.lua', '%'), => @gsub '/', '.'
 
 with public default target 'all'
 	\after 'bin'
 	\after 'lib'
 
 with public target 'install'
-	\depends 'out/moonbuild'
-	\produces '/usr/local/bin/moonbuild'
-	\fn => _.cmd 'sudo', 'cp', @infile, @outfile
+	\after 'install-bin'
+	\after 'install-lib'
+
+with public target 'install-bin'
+	\depends BIN
+	\produces _.patsubst BIN, 'out/%', '/usr/local/bin/%'
+	\fn => _.cmd 'sudo', 'cp', @infile, @out
+	\sync!
+
+with public target 'install-lib'
+	\depends LIB
+	\produces "/usr/local/share/lua/#{LUA\gsub 'lua', ''}/moonbuild.lua"
+	\fn => _.cmd 'sudo', 'cp', @infile, @out
+	\sync!
 
 with public target 'clean'
 	\fn => _.cmd RM, LIB_LUA
@@ -27,25 +39,29 @@ with public target 'clean'
 
 with public target 'mrproper'
 	\after 'clean'
-	\fn => _.cmd RM, BIN
+	\fn => _.cmd RM, BIN, LIB
 
 with public target 'bin'
 	\depends BIN
 
 with public target 'lib'
-	\depends LIB_LUA
+	\depends LIB_LUA, LIB
 
 with target BIN, pattern: 'out/%'
 	\depends 'bin/%.lua'
-	\depends LIB_LUA
 	\produces 'out/%'
 	\mkdirs!
 	\fn =>
-		_.cmd AMALG, '-o', @outfile, '-s', @infile, MODULES
-		_.writefile @outfile, "#!/usr/bin/env #{LUA}\n#{_.readfile @outfile}"
-		_.cmd 'chmod', '+x', @outfile
+		_.writefile @out, "#!/usr/bin/env #{LUA}\n#{_.readfile @infile}"
+		_.cmd 'chmod', '+x', @out
+
+with target LIB
+	\depends 'moonbuild/init.lua'
+	\depends LIB_LUA
+	\produces '%'
+	\fn => _.cmd AMALG, '-o', @out, '-s', @infile, _.exclude MODULES, 'moonbuild.init'
 
 with target {LIB_LUA, BIN_LUA}, pattern: '%.lua'
 	\depends '%.moon'
 	\produces '%.lua'
-	\fn => _.moonc @infile, @outfile
+	\fn => _.moonc @infile, @out

Makefile

@@ -16,27 +16,27 @@ MODULES = $(shell echo $(foreach lib, $(LIB_LUA), $(patsubst %.lua, %, $(lib)))
 
 all: bin lib
 
-install: all
-	sudo cp out/moonbuild /usr/local/bin/moonbuild
-
 clean:
 	$(RM) $(LIB_LUA)
 	$(RM) $(BIN_LUA)
 
 mrproper: clean
-	$(RM) $(BIN)
+	$(RM) $(BIN) out/moonbuild.lua
 
 bin: $(BIN)
 
-lib: $(LIB_LUA)
+lib: $(LIB_LUA) out/moonbuild.lua
 
 out/%: bin/%.lua $(LIB_LUA)
 	@mkdir -p `dirname $@`
-	$(AMALG) -o $@.body -s $< $(MODULES)
 	@printf '#!/usr/bin/env %s\n' $(LUA) > $@.headline
-	@cat $@.headline $@.body > $@
-	@rm $@.headline $@.body
+	@cat $@.headline $< > $@
+	@rm $@.headline
 	chmod +x $@
 
+out/moonbuild.lua: moonbuild/init.lua $(LIB_LUA)
+	@mkdir -p `dirname $@`
+	$(AMALG) -o $@ -s $< $(MODULES)
+
 %.lua: %.moon
 	moonc $^

README.md

@@ -24,11 +24,13 @@ You will need `argparse` and `moonscript` installed from luarocks, and `luaposix
 
 ### Bootstrapping
 You can build moonbuild with itself: `moon bin/moonbuild.moon -qjy`.  
-This will leave the binary ready to be used as `out/moonbuild`.
+This will leave the binary ready to be used as `out/moonbuild` (it will still depend on the library to be used).  
+The binary and library can then be installed with `bin/moonbuild install`.
 
-### Using make
-You can also build moonbuild with make: `make`.
-This will leave the binary ready to be used as `out/moonbuild`.
+You can combine these steps with `moon bin/moonbuild.moon -qjy install` which will build and install moonbuild.
+
+### With `Alfons`
+Alfons can use the devel version of moonbuild directly from its sources, so `alfons build` and `alfons install` will work directly.
 
 ## Docs
 TODO

bin/moonbuild.moon

@@ -1,14 +1,13 @@
 -- load everything we need
 import loadfile from require 'moonscript.base'
-Context = require 'moonbuild.context'
-Variable = require 'moonbuild.core.Variable'
-DepGraph = require 'moonbuild.core.DAG'
-import parseargs from require 'moonbuild._cmd.common'
+import Context, DepGraph, Executor from require 'moonbuild'
+Variable = (require 'moonbuild')['core.Variable']
+import parseargs from (require 'moonbuild')['_cmd.common']
+argparse = require 'argparse'
 import sort, concat from table
 import exit from os
 
 -- parse the arguments
-argparse = require 'argparse'
 parser = with argparse "moonbuild", "A build system in moonscript"
 	\option '-b --buildfile', "Build file to use", 'Build.moon'
 	\option '-j --parallel', "Sets the number of parallel tasks, 'y' to run as many as we have cores", '1'
@@ -74,15 +73,8 @@ dag = DepGraph ctx, targets
 print "Created dependancy graph" if args.verbose
 
 -- execute the build
-if args.parallel==1
-	Executor = require 'moonbuild.core.singleprocessexecutor'
-	executor = Executor dag, args.parallel
-	executor\execute args
-else
-	ok, Executor = pcall -> require 'moonbuild.core.multiprocessexecutor'
-	Executor = require 'moonbuild.core.singleprocessexecutor' unless ok
-	nparallel = args.parallel == 'y' and Executor\getmaxparallel! or args.parallel
-	print "Building with #{nparallel} max parallel process#{nparallel>1 and "es" or ""}" if args.verbose
-	executor = Executor dag, nparallel
-	executor\execute args
+nparallel = args.parallel == 'y' and Executor\getmaxparallel! or args.parallel
+print "Building with #{nparallel} max parallel process#{nparallel>1 and "es" or ""}" if args.verbose
+executor = Executor dag, nparallel
+executor\execute args
 print "Finished" if args.verbose

moonbuild/_cmd.moon

@@ -17,5 +17,11 @@ cmd.backend = backend
 cmd.parseargs = parseargs
 cmd.escape = escape
 
+-- derived cmd functions
+_cmd = cmd.cmd
+_cmdrst = cmd.cmdrst
+cmd.cmdline = (cmdline) -> _cmd parseargs cmdline
+cmd.cmdlinerst = (cmdline) -> _cmdrst parseargs cmdline
+
 -- the library itself
-setmetatable cmd, __call: => {'cmd', 'cmdrst', 'sh'}
+setmetatable cmd, __call: => {'cmd', 'cmdrst', 'cmdline', 'cmdlinerst', 'sh'}

moonbuild/_common.moon

@@ -155,6 +155,7 @@ common.includes = includes
 common.patget = patget
 common.patset = patset
 common.patsubst = patsubst
+common.exclude = exclude
 common.min = min
 common.max = max
 common.minmax = minmax

moonbuild/core/DAG.moon

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-import first, filter, foreach, flatten, patsubst from require 'moonbuild._common'
+import first, filter, foreach, flatten, patsubst, includes from require 'moonbuild._common'
 import runwithcontext from require 'moonbuild.compat.ctx'
 globalenv = require 'moonbuild.env.global'
 import exists, parent, mkdirs, clearentry, disableentry, attributes from require 'moonbuild._fs'
-import sort from table
+import sort, insert, remove from table
 import huge from math
 
 local DepNode, FileTarget
@@ -76,6 +76,20 @@ class DepGraph
 	buildablenodes: =>
 		[v for k, v in pairs @nodes when v\canbuild! and not v.built]
 
+	reset: =>
+		n.built = false for k, n in pairs @nodes
+
+	resetchildren: (names) =>
+		done = {}
+		stack = [v for v in *names]
+		while #stack != 0
+			name = remove stack
+			continue if done[name]
+			done[name] = true
+			node = @nodes[name]
+			node.built = false
+			insert stack, n for n in *(node\children!)
+
 class DepNode
 	new: (@dag, target, @name) =>
 		@priority = target.priority
@@ -94,12 +108,12 @@ class DepNode
 			ctx = setmetatable {},
 				__index: (_, k) ->
 					switch k
-						when 'infile'
+						when 'infile', 'in'
 							f = first deps
 							f and f.name
 						when 'infiles'
 							foreach deps, => @name
-						when 'outfile'
+						when 'outfile', 'out'
 							f = first @outs
 							f and f.name
 						when 'outfiles'
@@ -117,23 +131,27 @@ class DepNode
 		@deps = flatten { deps, after }
 		@built = true if #@deps == 0 and #@buildfunctions == 0
 
+	children: =>
+		[k for k, n in pairs @dag.nodes when (includes n.ins, @name) or (includes n.after, @name)]
+
 	canbuild: =>
 		for node in *flatten { @ins, @after }
 			if not @dag.nodes[node].built
 				return false
 		for file in *@ins
 			if not exists file
-				error "Node #{name} has ran all of its parents, but can't run since #{file} doesn't exist"
+				error "Node #{@name} has ran all of its parents, but can't run since #{file} doesn't exist. Did you mean to use after instead of depends?"
 		return true
 
 	build: (opts={}) =>
 		force = opts.force or false
 		quiet = opts.quiet or false
 
-		return if @built
-		return unless force or @shouldbuild!
-		print "#{@type == 'virtual' and "Running" or "Building"} #{@name}" unless quiet or #@buildfunctions == 0
+		return false if @built or #@buildfunctions == 0
+		return false unless force or @shouldbuild!
+		print "#{@type == 'virtual' and "Running" or "Building"} #{@name}" unless quiet
 		@actuallybuild!
+		true
 
 
 	shouldbuild: =>
@@ -164,9 +182,9 @@ class DepNode
 		ctx = setmetatable {},
 			__index: (_, k) ->
 				switch k
-					when 'infile' then @ins[1]
+					when 'infile', 'in' then @ins[1]
 					when 'infiles' then @ins
-					when 'outfile' then @outs[1]
+					when 'outfile', 'out' then @outs[1]
 					when 'outfiles' then @outs
 					when 'name' then @name
 					else error "No such field in TargetContext: #{k}"

moonbuild/core/Variable.moon

@@ -4,7 +4,17 @@ class Variable
 
 	new: (@name, ...) =>
 		@public = false
-		if (select '#', ...) !=1 or (type ...) == 'table'
+		if (type @name) == 'table'
+			error "not a valid var table: #{next @name}" unless (type next @name) == 'string'
+			error "more than one var at once: #{next @name}, #{next @name, (next @name)}" if next @name, (next @name)
+			name = next @name
+			@name, param = name, @name
+			val = param[name]
+			if (select '#', ...) !=0 or (type val) == 'table'
+				@value = flatten val, ...
+			else
+				@value = val
+		elseif (select '#', ...) !=1 or (type ...) == 'table'
 			@value = flatten ...
 		else
 			@value = ...

moonbuild/core/executor.moon

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+ok, MultiProcessExecutor = pcall -> require 'moonbuild.core.multiprocessexecutor'
+ok and MultiProcessExecutor or require 'moonbuild.core.singleprocessexecutor'

moonbuild/core/multiprocessexecutor.moon

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+SingleProcessExecutor = require 'moonbuild.core.singleprocessexecutor'
 import fork, _exit from require 'posix.unistd'
 import wait from require 'posix.sys.wait'
 import open, stderr from io
@@ -17,8 +18,12 @@ class Executor
 		@processes = {}
 		@nprocesses = 0
 		@building = {}
+		@nbuilt = 0
 
 	execute: (opts) =>
+		if @nparallel == 1
+			return (SingleProcessExecutor @dag, 1)\execute opts
+
 		block = @dag\buildablenodes!
 		while #block != 0
 			for node in *block
@@ -36,10 +41,16 @@ class Executor
 		for name, node in pairs @dag.nodes
 			error "Node #{name} wasn't built" unless node.built
 
+		unless opts.quiet
+			if @nbuilt == 0
+				print "Nothing to be done"
+			else
+				print "Built #{@nbuilt} targets"
+
 	addprocess: (node, opts) =>
 		if node.sync
 			while @nprocesses != 0
-				@waitprocess
+				@waitprocess!
 			node\build opts
 			node.built = true
 			node\updatecache!
@@ -52,18 +63,20 @@ class Executor
 			@nprocesses += 1
 			@building[node] = true
 		else
-			ok, err = pcall -> node\build opts
+			ok, status = pcall -> node\build opts
 			if ok
+				_exit status and 0 or 2
 				_exit 0
 			else
-				stderr\write err
+				stderr\write status
 				_exit 1
 
 	waitprocess: =>
 		pid, ty, status = wait!
 		error "Failed to wait" unless pid
-		error "Failed to build #{@processes[pid].name}" if ty != 'exited' or status != 0
+		error "Failed to build #{@processes[pid].name}" if ty != 'exited' or status != 0 and status != 2
 		@processes[pid].built = true
 		@processes[pid]\updatecache!
 		@processes[pid] = nil
 		@nprocesses -= 1
+		@nbuilt += 1 if status == 0

moonbuild/core/singleprocessexecutor.moon

@@ -4,13 +4,21 @@ class Executor
 	new: (@dag, @nparallel) =>
 
 	execute: (opts) =>
+		nbuilt = 0
+
 		block = @dag\buildablenodes!
 		while #block != 0
 			for node in *block
-				node\build opts
+				nbuilt +=1 if node\build opts
 				node\updatecache!
 				node.built = true
 			block = @dag\buildablenodes!
 
 		for name, node in pairs @dag.nodes
 			error "Node #{name} wasn't built" unless node.built
+
+		unless opts.quiet
+			if nbuilt == 0
+				print "Nothing to be done"
+			else
+				print "Built #{nbuilt} targets"

moonbuild/env/init.moon

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ import flatten from _
 	rawset env, 'var', (name, ...) ->
 		var = Variable name, ...
 		ctx\addvar var
-		rawset varlayer, name, var.value
+		rawset varlayer, var.name, var.value
 		var
 
 	rawset env, 'target', (name, opts) ->

moonbuild/init.moon

@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+import loadfile from require 'moonscript.base'
+Context = require 'moonbuild.context'
+DepGraph = require 'moonbuild.core.DAG'
+Executor = require 'moonbuild.core.executor'
+_ = require 'moonbuild._'
+import insert from table
+
+moonbuild = (...) ->
+	-- build argument table
+	opts = {}
+	for i=1, select '#', ...
+		arg = select i, ...
+		if (type arg) == 'string'
+			insert opts, arg
+		elseif (type arg) == 'table'
+			for k, v in pairs arg
+				opts[k] = v if (type k) != 'number'
+			for i, v in ipairs arg
+				insert opts, v
+		else
+			error "Invalid argument type #{type arg} for moonbuild"
+
+	-- resolve arguments
+	buildfile = opts.buildfile or opts.b or 'Build.moon'
+	opts.buildfile = buildfile
+	parallel = opts.parallel or opts.j or 1
+	parallel = true if parallel == 'y'
+	opts.parallel = parallel
+	quiet = opts.quiet or opts.q or false
+	opts.quiet = quiet
+	force = opts.force or opts.f or false
+	opts.force = force
+	verbose = opts.verbose or opts.v or false
+	opts.verbose = verbose
+
+	-- create context and DAG
+	ctx = Context!
+	ctx\load (loadfile buildfile), opts
+	print "Loaded buildfile" if verbose
+	ctx\init!
+	print "Initialized buildfile" if verbose
+	targets = #opts==0 and ctx.defaulttargets or opts
+	dag = DepGraph ctx, targets
+	print "Created dependancy graph" if verbose
+
+	-- and build
+	nparallel = parallel == true and Executor\getmaxparallel! or parallel
+	print "Building with #{nparallel} max parallel process#{nparallel>1 and "es" or ""}" if verbose
+	executor = Executor dag, nparallel
+	executor\execute opts
+	print "Finished" if verbose
+
+table = {
+	:moonbuild, :_
+	:Context, :DepGraph, :Executor
+}
+
+setmetatable table,
+	__call: (...) => moonbuild ...
+	__index: (name) => require "moonbuild.#{name}"

rock.yml

@@ -22,3 +22,5 @@ build:
     install:
         bin:
             moonbuild: out/moonbuild
+    modules:
+        moonbuild: out/moonbuild.lua

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.1.2-2.rockspec

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
+dependencies = {
+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
+description = {
+  detailed = "moonbuild is a small build system that simplifies your build definitions by allowing you to use declarative as well as imperative rules. It represents the build as a DAG with explicit ordering, and doesn't give you any default confusing rules (unlike make). If you can, installing luaposix and/or luafilesystem will speed up builds and increase stability.\n",
+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
+package = "moonbuild"
+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.1.2",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.1.2-2"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.1.3-1.rockspec

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
+dependencies = {
+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
+description = {
+  detailed = "moonbuild is a small build system that simplifies your build definitions by allowing you to use declarative as well as imperative rules. It represents the build as a DAG with explicit ordering, and doesn't give you any default confusing rules (unlike make). If you can, installing luaposix and/or luafilesystem will speed up builds and increase stability.\n",
+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
+package = "moonbuild"
+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.1.3",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.1.3-1"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.1.3-2.rockspec

@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
+dependencies = {
+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
+description = {
+  detailed = "moonbuild is a small build system that simplifies your build definitions by allowing you to use declarative as well as imperative rules. It represents the build as a DAG with explicit ordering, and doesn't give you any default confusing rules (unlike make). If you can, installing luaposix and/or luafilesystem will speed up builds and increase stability.\n",
+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
+package = "moonbuild"
+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.1.3",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.1.3-2"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.2.0-1.rockspec

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    },
+    modules = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+    }
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
+dependencies = {
+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
+description = {
+  detailed = "moonbuild is a small build system that simplifies your build definitions by allowing you to use declarative as well as imperative rules. It represents the build as a DAG with explicit ordering, and doesn't give you any default confusing rules (unlike make). If you can, installing luaposix and/or luafilesystem will speed up builds and increase stability.\n",
+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
+package = "moonbuild"
+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.2.0",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.2.0-1"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.2.0-2.rockspec

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  modules = {
+    moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
+dependencies = {
+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
+description = {
+  detailed = "moonbuild is a small build system that simplifies your build definitions by allowing you to use declarative as well as imperative rules. It represents the build as a DAG with explicit ordering, and doesn't give you any default confusing rules (unlike make). If you can, installing luaposix and/or luafilesystem will speed up builds and increase stability.\n",
+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
+package = "moonbuild"
+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.2.0",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.2.0-2"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.2.1-1.rockspec

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  modules = {
+    moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
+dependencies = {
+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
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+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
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+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.2.1",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.2.1-1"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.2.2-1.rockspec

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+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  modules = {
+    moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
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+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
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+}
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+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
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+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
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rockspecs/moonbuild-2.2.2-2.rockspec

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+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  modules = {
+    moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
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+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
+  "moonscript >= 0.5.0-1"
+}
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+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
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+  tag = "v2.2.2",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
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rockspecs/moonbuild-2.3.0-1.rockspec

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+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  modules = {
+    moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
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+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
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+}
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+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
+package = "moonbuild"
+rockspec_format = "3.0"
+source = {
+  tag = "v2.3.0",
+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
+version = "2.3.0-1"

rockspecs/moonbuild-2.3.0-2.rockspec

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+build = {
+  install = {
+    bin = {
+      moonbuild = "out/moonbuild"
+    }
+  },
+  modules = {
+    moonbuild = "out/moonbuild.lua"
+  },
+  type = "builtin"
+}
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+  "lua >= 5.1",
+  "argparse >= 0.7.1-1",
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+}
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+  summary = "Small build system in between make and a build.sh"
+}
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+rockspec_format = "3.0"
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+  url = "git://github.com/natnat-mc/moonbuild"
+}
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